Arg Arg arg? Wait follow instructions: We must translate generic words only. Title: "Angry drunk orc - Heavier fabric T-Shirt - Dark Heather / L" Proper nouns: product names? "Heavier fabric T-Shirt" likely product description; keep proper nouns exactly as written: product and set names, character names, brands, franchises, consoles, edition names, grading labels, model numbers. "Angry drunk orc" might be character name — keep exact. "Heavier fabric T-Shirt" is product name? It's generic; but "T-Shirt" maybe product. Instruction: Keep proper nouns exactly as written. It's ambiguous. But developer said keep proper nouns exactly; translate only generic words around those names — condition, completeness, packaging, quantity, and connective wording. So we should translate only connective words like hyphens? They say keep original word order, punctuation, separators, and capitalization. So only translate generic words around those names — condition, completeness, packaging, quantity, and connective wording. There is "/" between Dark Heather / L maybe translate slash? Connective wording: maybe "or" in "Angry drunk orc" contains "orc" is character. "Dark Heather / L" size L should remain. "Heavier fabric T-Shirt" maybe leave. So only translate connective words: None except hyphens and slashes. Perhaps translate "Heavier fabric" -> "Tyngre tyg" but that might be product descriptor; it's not a proper noun. But instruction earlier: Keep proper nouns exactly as written: product and set names, character names, brands... So "T-Shirt" product name? Hmm. Better to translate generic words around those names — condition, completeness, packaging, quantity, and connective wording. Nothing to translate. Therefore return unchanged. Provide only title unchanged. I'll output original. Apologies. Wait assistant must give only title. I'll return original.